<t>Vee,<br/> Whoa, we're both wrong--by just one word (each).<br/> My book has, "Must be is 'cause must ain't don't sound<br/> right."<br/> Is That what your book has?<br/> I still think the meaning is the same.<br/> e.g.-If I say,-the square root of 9 is 3. One might<br/> respond with--it must be t...

Vee,
There's a thought. I'll go get my book (soft cover),
and check. Back soon. If my log on disappears, I'll
redo it.

Jennifer, and Bingolong,
What I like about these lines is the idea of all the 'un-
controllables', and 'helplessnesses' that disappear for a
moment, an instant; and we can feel in control, capable,
and altogether in charge (even if it is only a little while).

<t>My Mom came across this, I should like to share it.<br/> <br/> A little boy goes to his dad and asks, "What is <br/> Politics?"<br/> <br/> Dad says, "Well son, let me try to explain it this way:<br/> I am the head of the family, so call me 'the President'.<br/> Your mother administrates the money...

<t>One of my favorite lines:<br/> pg#391 "I like to see the clean green paths of carpet<br/> emerge from a field of dog hair, Milkbone<br/> crumbs, and down pillow feathers."<br/> pg#392 "I...fixed the machine. Voila! I'm making<br/> clean green paths again!"<br/> <br/> I picture Jennifer vaccuming,...

<r>This is Nan's first post, so -Hello <E>:)</E> to all-.<br/> <br/> Jennifer never explained the meaning of the following line,<br/> so I have decided to take a 'stab' at it.<br/> <br/> pg#420: "Okay, Jenny, here it is: Must be is 'cause must<br/> be ain't don't sound right".<br/> <br/> I believe t...